Atherton Red Cross Report and Annual Meeting
The Atherton branch presented a detailed Red Cross report praising substantial community effort during a demanding year. Members lauded hospital visiting, hospitality units, and social activities boosting the branch’s standing, with donations and bequests compiled as funds, pledges, and Christmas efforts. The annual meeting elected officers including President Mrs Roderick and Treasurer Miss N Clarke, while committee members and hospital visitors were named.
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Mise Clare
Keely
Rees
Serge Dery Macceen
Branders
Bornered
Rincon
Rene
Jobat
Laos
Stalin
Raffles
Ray
Atherton
Red Croat
Te ‘Mall
Red Crose
Kairi
Presbyterian Welfare Club
Weamarer
Bank Imerec
Secutant
Sampson
Ano Bag
Interes i the Red Cross
Local club considers fuel reimbursements and donations
A Reading branch discusses a circulated appeal asking Atherton and three towns to boost support for a Red Cross scheme. Members plan to forward two cheques totaling 22 as return for use of club rooms and note expenses from members using cars for Red Cross work, with petrol claims to be submitted for approval at monthly meetings.
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Merctary
Atherton
Canvener- Spewing
T.S. Kelly
Seward
Mra Harding Wilson
Farrelly
Wellington
Turner
Returned Soldiers Club
Kelly
Clarke
Censorship Attacked by Wentworth in Speech
Mr WC Wentworth, a government candidate for the Wentworth seat, denounced censorship in a July speech at Waverley. He claimed he had informed the Press about chaos and waste in the Government Science scheme six weeks earlier, but his remarks were censored.
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Sydney
WC. Wentworth
NaFfions
Wenthworth
Waverley
Wentworth
South Africa Votes With Early Polls Reported
Australian Associated Press reports that on July 7 South Africa held elections with about eighty percent of voters in tame areas polling before noon. Heavy turnout in many regions marked the day, and results were not expected for at least five to six weeks.
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Australian Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
HEBEET ELECTORATE CONTEST PROMISES POLITICAL FEVER
Returned soldier and Rhodes Scholar noted as the first Communist feted in municipal affairs in At tabea. Biography highlights show schooling in Queensland, a Rhodes Scholarship, University Hunter Medal, and overseas service. Paterson status as barrister and local sports figure is referenced amid a turbulent election climate in Townsville and surrounding regions.
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Hatersen
Attabea
Townsville
Guy Conmeil
Aldnant Maken
Glaistone
Queensland
Rockiannonen Urraniae
Wis
Uiversity
Turther Sucess
Queensland University
ADE
Australia
Wan
Caford
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Monte
THE
Children OF Mary
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C.U
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Ceupece
ENGL
Edmonton
Paes Yates
Cannon Park
Woree
Cairns Hack Club
Tay
Carne Depare
Worre
Anday
Falecoast
Sermca
Australian Comforts Fund Path
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Dalgety and Company Limited
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Apettotey Cent
Homisad Ford
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Abbott-street
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the Poultry Farmers Co-Op, Soc. Ltd
RED Comb Rouse
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Federal
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de Witt
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Britannia Bicycles
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Astor Radio and Tyre Service
Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd
Cookmme Cuen Thuredas Island
Dun Normanton
Clarketown
Hutchnadlile
Abramdon
Forest Home
Degwarth Athe Sersyces
Jomstant
Townpitte
Ath Douglas Airlines
Rox
Teres Sis Trent
Ee Abe
R. Kennedy
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Jimte Cars
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PTY
Cairns
TAB
Mosman
Innis Flat
Millar
Bamilla
Ravenshoe
Starr Bowkett
Busnes
JOIN
Group 8
Starr Rowbett Groupe
AEP
HAM
Twe Bartisa
Eividays
Tany Wea
Brisbane
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Jaye
State Health Department
Aana
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